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Nuremberg - Tourist attractions and history of the city. What is worth visiting?

Nuremberg is thethe second largest city in Bavaria. A walk through the oldest part of the city will charm you with its atmospheric streets with characteristic wooden house facades. We especially recommend a stroll along Weissgerbergasse, the street with the most historical architecture in the city. A short distance from the Old Town you can see the first chain bridge in Europe - Kettensteg, or the giant bronze fountain Ehekarussell, which depicts the various stages of marriage in a nostalgic way. The system of underground corridors and chambers is also quite a treat for tourists. These were created back in ancient times and were used, among other things, to store beer barrels. Dedicated to tourists are beer cellars, dungeons under the city hall, casemates and tunnels with water, and art bunkers, where the most valuable works of art were hidden during the war.

When you arrive by bus Sindbad at our stop at the ZOB, Bahnhofstr./Käte-Strobel-Str., ADCOM Center you get off near the subway, which is a great base for going to any part of the city. Also noteworthy is the Dürerhaus, a museum created in the home of Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer. The museum's biggest attraction is a room that exhibits the artist's greatest works recreated by local painters. Just outside the walls of the Old Town, those who appreciate greenery and relaxing in nature will find the charming and plant-laden Mayor's Garden and the beautiful Kontumazgarten park.

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